Definition Synonyms
Definition of sentimentality - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
feelingquality of showing too much or fake emotion
- His sentimentality made him cry at every movie.
- Sentimentality colored his account of the war.
- Her speech avoided sentimentality and felt authentic.
Origin of sentimentality
Latin, sentire (to feel)
Terms with sentimentality included in their meaning
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emotion
excessive or showy sentimentality
dramatic event
moment of great drama or sentimentality
emotion
showing too much emotion or sentimentality
sentimentality
excessively sentimental or emotional
emotion
excessive sentimentality or romanticism
emotion
excessive sentimentality or emotional expression
taste
unpleasantly excessive in sweetness or sentimentality
sentimentality
overly sweet or sentimental thing
sentimentality
overly sentimental language
emotion
excessive sentimentality in art or music
sentimentality
in a way that is overly sentimental or corny
sentimentality
quality of being overly sentimental or corny
sentimentality
excessively sentimental or mawkish
sentimentality
quality of being overly sentimental or clichéd
sentimentality
quality of being overly sentimental or sappy
emotional
with excessive enthusiasm or sentimentality
emotion
event with excessive hugging or sentimentality
nostalgic past
past times remembered with nostalgia or sentimentality
sentimentality
state of being overly sentimental
emotion
excessive sentimentality that seems insincere or exaggerated
emotion
someone who indulges in excessive sentimentality
sentimentality
quality of being excessively sentimental
art
excessive sentimentality in art or music
excessive emotion
person who indulges in excessive sentimentality
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- French:sensiblerie, ...
- German:Sentimentalität, ...
- Italian:sentimentalismo, ...
- Spanish:sentimentalismo, ...
- Portuguese:sentimentalismo, ...
- Chinese:多愁善感, ...
- Japanese:感傷性, ...
- Arabic:عاطِفِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:סֶנְטִימֶנְטַלִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:сентиментальность, ...
- Ukrainian:сентиментальність, ...
- Hindi:भावुकता, ...
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